Sentence examples for merchandise fits from inspiring English sources

Ms. Kolb of E! and Style said the four E! deals were "the beginning of a much larger strategy of how licensed merchandise fits into our overall brand".

They were able to afford higher rents because their costly merchandise could fit into smaller spaces and more revenue could be squeezed out of every inch.

A saleswoman said, "We should have more relaxed-fit merchandise".

Each segment of the Mall has a unique scent pumped into its air-conditioning system, creating the mood to fit the merchandise.

After leaving a job on Wall Street, she began vacationing in countries like Kenya and India and brought back handmade merchandise that did not exactly fit the mandates of her first shop; they were not hats, nor were they made by New York artisans.

According to The New York Times, Wal-Mart claimed it did not carry the album due to lack of consumer demand, while Kmart representatives explained that the album "didn't fit within our merchandise mix".

9/11 has become an occasion for the nation's most merchandised cartoon cats to engage in fits of national worship.

Mr. Knight also said that electronics retailing was a natural fit for airports because the merchandise, which is usually not large, could be sold in "small, efficient settings," like carts and shops that are essentially cubbyholes.

And these two mates, with their focus on merchandising, were a distinctive fit.

According to Tom Julian, director of strategic business at retail and merchandising consulting firm Doneger Group, the "lifestyle center" concept fits the bill for a wide range of consumers.

It actually fits in somewhere between dance routines and merchandising deals, and tends to be written by someone other than the act.